Energy policy defense cites embargo as boost to self sufficiency
Federal Energy Chief William Simon testified before the House subcommittee defending administration energy moves during the crisis. He called the Arab oil embargo a blessing in disguise, said unemployment stayed around 5.1 percent in March, and argued the embargo spurred national commitment to energy self sufficiency and Project Independence.
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House Legal and Monetary Affairs Subcommittee
U.N. Debates Energy Crisis At Special General Assembly
Algeria opened a three to four week session in New York focusing on how much industrial nations should pay for oil from developing countries. African heads of state and 45 foreign ministers attended as Kissinger and Tang Hsiao-ping were expected to address the assembly amid talks with Gromyko Jobert Scheel Sharp Fahmi Malik Rabasa Patricio and Chatti among others.
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Dent optimistic on MFN status for Soviet Union
US Commerce Secretary Frederick Dent voiced optimism that Congress will grant most favored nation trading status to the Soviet Union despite opposition. He spoke in Moscow during a three day visit and said he discussed steps to normalize relations and nondiscriminatory trade, while noting no talk of Jewish emigration.
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Ingleside Kaibab athletic events set for next week
Hopi Ingleside Kaibab students will compete in a series of field and track events at Ingleside School from April 17 to April 19. Fourth through eighth grades race and ribbon prizes up to top six, with Bevell assisted by Miss Jan Sauer.
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Kenneth Koch to Read Poetry at ASU Recital Hall
Poet Kenneth Koch will read selections of his own work Thursday at 8 p.m. in Recital Hall Room 510 of the Arizona State University music building. The program is free to the public under the Cultural Affairs Board of Associated Students with a reception after the reading.
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Arizona State University Music Building
Cultural Affairs Board of Associated Students
Foreign auto quotas opposed by importers
Malcolm S. Pray Jr of the American Imported Automobile Dealers Association told the Senate Finance Committee that restricting foreign car imports would be counterproductive for employment and the economy. He cited 143,275 workers and a $1.44 billion payroll, warning quotas could cost 22,870 jobs over two years.
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Washington
UPI
Malcolm S. Pray, Jr
American Imported Automobile Dealers ‘Association
Senate Finance Committee
Pray
America
Women organize Easter food drive for St. Vincent de Paul hall
Women at Mag's Ham Bun 7217 E First St organize a food donation drive to stock Easter meals for the St. Vincent de Paul charity dining hall in Phoenix. They pool tips to buy eggs for dyeing and delivery, while local merchants donate ham and dye supplies for the Easter dinner.
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St. Vincent de Paul Charity Dining Hall
Charity Dining Hall
Phoenix
Sinatra Opens Carnegie Hall on Comeback Tour
Frank Sinatra played Carnegie Hall in a landmark comeback show with a 50 piece orchestra and dramatic lighting. The $3 million concert benefited Video Clubs International, raising funds for children's charities. New York officials and many celebrities attended as Sinatra performed classic hits and selections from A Little Night Music.
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